About this book
What if the end of time unfolds across seven days, each more terrible than the last?
The Apocalypse of Thomas is a short, anonymous Christian text written under the apostle’s name. It presents a revelation in which Thomas asks about the end of the age and the Lord answers. According to the text, signs in heaven and on earth announce the last day, as warnings give way to growing turmoil.
Its central vision follows seven days of wonders before the Lord’s coming. Skies rain fire, the earth’s foundations split, and the fate of humanity comes into view. Outside the biblical canon of the major churches, this stark apocalypse offers a window into the fears and spiritual hopes of ancient Christian writers.
What you’ll discover
- Seven days of wonders Follow the vision day by day as its signs grow heavier and more alarming.
- Thomas asks the question Enter a revelation shaped around Thomas’s question about the end of the age.
- Heaven and earth shaken Encounter skies raining fire and an earth breaking apart in stark apocalyptic imagery.
- Judgment and deliverance Explore the text’s vision of resurrection, divine justice, and the deliverance of the righteous.
- Beyond the biblical canon Meet an anonymous Christian work that carries an apostle’s name but stands outside scripture.
Who will love it
For readers who love early Christian apocalypses, students of medieval religion, and anyone curious about how ancient writers pictured the end of time.
What’s inside
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- A short Latin text under an apostle's name
- The Lord answers Thomas about the end
- Seven days of wonders before His coming
- Why it stands outside the Bible and how to read it
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The Apocalypse of Thomas
by Attributed to the Apostle Thomas · 450
A revelation to Thomas unfolds seven days of wonders in the heavens and on earth before the last day.
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In short
The Apocalypse of Thomas is a short Christian text that presents itself as the Lord's own answer to the apostle Thomas about the end of the world. It tells of the signs and woes that come before the last day, and it arranges them across seven days of wonders in the heavens and on the earth.
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A short Latin text under an apostle's name
The Apocalypse of Thomas is anonymous. Like many early apocalypses, it carries the name of an apostle to give weight to its message. Thomas is the disciple who, in the Gospel of John, asks hard questions, so he is a natural figure to hear about the last things.
The text survives in Latin, and it exists in more than one version. The versions differ in length and in how much explanation they offer.
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What is the Apocalypse of Thomas about?
It is a short Christian apocalypse in which the Lord tells the apostle Thomas about the end of the world. It describes the woes and signs that come before the last day, arranged across seven days of wonders.
Is the Apocalypse of Thomas the same as the Gospel of Thomas?
No. The Gospel of Thomas is a collection of sayings of Jesus. The Apocalypse of Thomas is a separate text about the end of time, and the Acts of Thomas is a third work.
When was the Apocalypse of Thomas written?
Scholars do not agree on a single date.
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